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Subject: Re: [RFC/PATCH] Add a device_initcall to machdep_calls
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> Is that level of sophistication really warranted for this scenario?

It's not -that- sophisticated and I want to have access to all
init levels, not just device and I don't like adding ad-hoc ppc_md.
calls that much.

Ben.